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Thanks Guys
Anyone who can come up with a reason? Cheers Stig |
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Hmmm, well at least it's an idea..... Cheers Stig |
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Maybe....
The rudders were produced elsewere and all got the number for the Wnr series 123xxx, they could then be fitted to any of the airframes wich got the 3 final numer for the Wnr serie. Just a guess Peter |
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You can clearly see there was another W.Nr. (?) 581 painted at the base of the tail... I'm at a loss here. Cheers Marc |
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To Marc,
"581" is the grouping of the first 3 digits of a 4-digit manufacturer's number as opposed to the RLM W.Nr. These appear on a number of Ju 188s. I have seen references to manufacturer's numbers in addition to RLM W.Nr. for at least one other type. ArtieBob |
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Hello Marc and everyone,
I’ve posted on this before, but the numerals seen on some Ju 188 D-2’s below Werknummern on their tails (or in the case of Ju 188 A-3 LT’s, on their noses), are not WNrn. Rather, they are a codex (my designation) that was applied when the airframes were modified. The codex on Ju 188 D-2, WNr. 230459 (Post #4035), was 5581. Other examples found on ATG-Leipzig-built Ju 188 D-2 near WNr. 230459 include: 230405 = 5679 D 230424 = 5747 230447 = 5588 D 230756 = 5224 D2 U3 Examples found on Siebel-Halle-built Ju 188 A-3 (LT) include: 190312 = 5222 S A3 190317 = 5309 A3 S 190319 = 5180 A3 S Respectfully, Steve Sheflin |
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Much indebted for your enlightening comments. This is now clear for me. Thanks again and Cheers Marc |
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